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Magnesium Taurate

Mineral ·Exploratory record · not publication-reviewed ·Updated July 13, 2026

Magnesium chelated with taurine, specifically targeted for cardiovascular support.

Publication status

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In short

What the research says.

A quick, data-only summary. The full evidence, dosing, and sources are below.

Magnesium Taurate is a mineral most often used for heart health, blood pressure, arrhythmia support. NutriStack rates the overall evidence as moderate. A typical adult dose is 200-350 mg elemental magnesium daily, commonly taken as magnesium taurate capsules. This profile indexes 12 sources.

What it's good for
  • Heart health
  • Blood pressure1,3
  • Arrhythmia support7
What to watch for
  • Well tolerated
  • Less laxative effect than citrate
  • Kidney disease
  • Heart block

The bottom line

Evidence rating moderate. Most-documented uses: heart health, blood pressure, arrhythmia support. 12 sources indexed (1996–2025), with 0 interaction records on file.

The science

How it works, mechanistically.

Core mechanism

Combines cardiovascular benefits of both magnesium and taurine. Magnesium regulates cardiac ion channels; taurine stabilizes cell membranes and modulates calcium handling in cardiomyocytes.7,9

Class
Magnesium Form
Absorption
Water-soluble; take with food
Dosing

Dosing & protocol.

Common range
200-350 mg elemental magnesium daily
Recommended form
Magnesium taurate capsules

Take with food; evening preferred3,1

Cost

What it actually costs.

Real-world pricing across three quality tiers. Assumes Magnesium Taurate.

BudgetBest value
$7.50 /mo
$0.25 per dose
Mid
$13.50 /mo
$0.45 per dose
Premium
$25.50 /mo
$0.85 per dose

Assumes 200-350 mg elemental magnesium/day. Vendor basis: NOW/iHerb, Vitacost, Amazon marketplace, and practitioner brands; taurate is less commodity-priced than citrate or malate. Updated 2026-05-28.

From food

The same dose, as food.

How much you'd eat to match a supplemental dose.

200-350 mg elemental magnesium
About 1 ounce pumpkin seeds plus spinach, almonds plus black beans, cashews plus whole grains, dark chocolate plus legumes, or avocado with seeds can approach the magnesium target.

Foods provide magnesium and some taurine separately, not magnesium taurate as a salt.

Safety

Full safety detail.

Side effects

  • Well tolerated
  • Less laxative effect than citrate

Contraindications

  • Kidney disease
  • Heart block
Sources

Sources, by evidence tier.

Numbered references. Citations throughout the page link here.

Meta-analyses & systematic reviews

4

Randomized controlled trials

1

Reviews & position papers

4

Mechanistic & preclinical

3
FAQ

Common questions.

Quick answers about Magnesium Taurate, drawn from the data on this page.

What is Magnesium Taurate?

Magnesium chelated with taurine, specifically targeted for cardiovascular support.

What is Magnesium Taurate used for?

Commonly cited benefits of Magnesium Taurate include: Heart health; Blood pressure; Arrhythmia support. NutriStack rates the overall evidence as moderate.

What is a typical dose of Magnesium Taurate?

A typical adult dose of Magnesium Taurate is 200-350 mg elemental magnesium daily. The commonly recommended form is Magnesium taurate capsules. These are general ranges, not personalized advice; confirm the right dose with a clinician.

What are the side effects of Magnesium Taurate?

Reported side effects include well tolerated, less laxative effect than citrate. This is educational information; check with a healthcare professional before use.

How strong is the evidence for Magnesium Taurate?

NutriStack rates this as Moderate, meaning several aligned RCTs or one large RCT plus supporting reviews. Full tier criteria are at https://nutristackapp.com/methodology/evidence-tiers.

Keep exploring

Deep dives & adjacent profiles.

This page is educational. Do not start, stop, or change a supplement or medication based on it without checking with a qualified healthcare professional.

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